Ancient Enemy

A clever idea to spice up what seems to be a popular variant of solitaire often found online (sometimes called "Golf" solitaire, I think). Traverse maps with your "hero" and alternate between clearing boards and "doing battle", where building combos and paying attention to the "suit" (color) of cleared cards can make all the difference. Over time, you'll gain "power", collect wildcards. "buy" stronger actiion cards, and other power ups, for a little bit of RPG-like flavor. Don't expect a full-blown RPG experience -- there's a small amount of (skippable) story narrative, but no role-playing involved -- but the character/deck-building aspect is satisfying enough. Not especially difficult once you get the hang of it, but a novel twist on the genre, and fun enough to fill a bit of time with. And unlike the many "free" online variants of this sort of solitaire game you tend to find littering the internet, there are NO IN-APP PURCHASES. Meaning it's a fairly balanced game from start to finish.

Ancient ennemy is a fun little game were you collect card to charge your abilities. The game can be challenching at time but is overall rather easy. I recommend this game 8/10

10h for me. Fun, light, a bit to easy. Good for a hour or two a day. Would recomend.

There's nothing wrong with this game. It's just kind of middling. The card mechanics are fine but there's no complexity. The story is serviceable but incredibly barebones. Just a guy with text in front of a static, too-often-repeating backdrop that hurts the overall presentation. There are also little things, like reaction images being identical regardless of whether you're blocking or taking damage. If I blocked that attack, why does he look exactly as if I didn't block it at all? They really couldn't be bothered to include one additional image? I played it for a few hours then put it away forever. Only get this if you really like card games. It's beyond casual, overly simplistic and made on a low budget. Wait for a sale.

nothing special here, just click the numbers as they light up. i don't see the appeal, sorry